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YouTube stars help non-league side break crowd record Katy Prickett and Connor Bennett Connor Bennett/BBC Alfie Indra (centre) with Ellis Platten (left) and Ben Gibbs, said they spent all morning thinking no one was going to turn up - and then they did Football fans from across the UK and abroad have helped a non-league side resoundingly break its previous attendance record. Witham Town's home clash against Norfolk side Gorleston attracted 1,205 people. The Essex club's previous record was 898 people during a 2014 play-off final. It followed an appeal by Ellis Platten, whose AwayDays YouTube channel has almost 600,000 subscribers. The big day out was arranged with his fellow content creator Alfie Indra, who said it was "a great turnout" and would "really, really help the club financially". "It's a club that doesn't have a tonne of cash and we've managed to raise a good fair few thousand pounds for them, which for a club at this level, that's huge I think," said Indra, 29. Match kick-off was at 15:00 GMT on Saturday, ending in a 2-2 draw for the Isthmian League North club. Connor Bennett/BBC Colin (above) travelled from Toronto, Canada, to help boost the club's attendance figures

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DIGITAL FIRST “I’m glad I put it on YouTube,” Amelia Dimoldenberg tells me of Chicken Shop Date . “If I had put it on a traditional broadcaster, the show would be completely unrecognizable.” (Courtesy of subject) Share Welcome back to another Creator Spotlight. Check out my previous interviews with The Drey Dossier’s Audrey Henson , AI educator Harper Carroll and Fantasy Footballers host Andy Holloway . Who should I spotlight next? Email me at natalie@theankler.com It’s a sunny afternoon and Amelia Dimoldenberg is in the middle of a busy day preparing for her third stint as an Oscars red carpet correspondent and social media ambassador. The Brit has set up camp in Los Angeles as she watches all the nominated films, devours profiles of the nominees and plans out her questions so that when she encounters, say, Jacob Elordi as he walks into Hollywood’s Dolby Theatre, she can slip naturally into the deadpan affectation she perfected on her wildly popular YouTube series Chicken Shop Date . “I want people to think that I’m there just stumbling upon a conversation,” says Dimoldenberg. “It’s to the point where people don’t think that I’ve written any questions beforehand, which is kind of crazy.”

Press Release · via Podscribe · March 5 2026 Podscribe, the leading attribution and analytics platform for podcast and streaming media advertising, today announced two major product innovations: a new AI-powered chatbot designed to turn podcast data into actionable insights, and YouTube SmartModeling, an advanced attribution approach that improves how conversions from YouTube simulcast ads are measured. Both features were first previewed earlier this week during Q1 2026 Podscribe Performance Benchmark (PPB) Webinar, and represent the company’s continued investment in improving transparency, efficiency, and measurement accuracy across podcast and video advertising. Introducing YouTube SmartModeling As podcast creators increasingly distribute their content across both audio platforms and YouTube, advertisers have relied on modeling to estimate conversions generated from YouTube views. Historically, the industry standard has been to model YouTube conversions using the conversion rate from the same ad on the same podcast episode. While this method ensures simulcast buys are not systematically undervalued, it lacks nuance and fails to account for key factors that influence performance. Podscribe’s new YouTube SmartModeling introduces a more sophisticated, data-driven approach. Instead of relying solely on audio conversion rates, SmartModeling dynamically predicts YouTube performance using a 6-point solution, including: U.S. vs. International Audience Share – Channels

Published: Mar. 4, 2026 at 10:37 PM CST | Updated: 9 hours ago Email This Link Share on Facebook Share on X (formerly Twitter) Share on Pinterest Share on LinkedIn MOBILE, Ala. (WALA) - On this week’s episode of the Big Friday Kickoff Podcast, Robert Ristaneo and Emily Cochran break down the biggest postseason storylines in high school basketball. The Mobile Christian girls are playing for their first state title in program history, while the Alma Bryant girls are looking to punch their ticket to the championship game. Plus, they dive into high school football recruiting rankings — highlighting the top prospects to watch across the Mobile area. Follow us on Apple, Spotify, and YouTube. Copyright 2026 WALA. All rights reserved.